Have you ever heard of qubes os? The idea of it is absolutely every system component is containerised
I'm sure if anything has a way to achieve what you want it's that
flashgnash
joined 2 years ago
I might give this a go, I just ended up getting rid of it completely out of frustration when I was trying to work
With developer license
Doesn't seem fair to pay for the luxury of being able to install your own software
Tried atuin for a while, didn't like that it took over my up arrow and slowed me down quickly editing previous commands
Don't you have to jailbreak to do that
The hard way is generally also the fastest way once you're used to it, clicking through menus is frustrating when you know there's a command that'd achieve what you want
I think power only cables should exist because they are significantly cheaper, but they should have some kind of marking to differentiate them enforced by the standard
/etc/fstab if you need to setup a new disk
Why VGA and DVI? I had thought they were limited in their max resolution/refresh rate
I think it'd be funnier the other way around
For me emulation is just a convenience thing.
I like to game on the go with a steam deck (720p60), and I don't want to carry around two handhelds
I've got the choice between one with pretty much every game I've ever bought, a nicer controller and more features, or one that has 2 games and doesn't even support Bluetooth headphones iirc, nor will it connect to any usb c dock that wasn't specifically designed for it
Resolution and performance is only one reason people want emulation
Depending on the use case I don't think it really makes much difference
I'm not sure whether it can specifically containerise the DE but it's worth investigating I think